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601.
by readme 13y ago
I can't speak for the more complex mathematics being discussed here, but I can say with some confidence that there are definitely more people making money on forex related fraud than on forex.
602.
by readme 13y ago
not something I have yet succeeded at.
603.
by readme 13y ago
I had looked at the source and concluded the spaceship was just a file left from some other project. Damn, I should have played further.
604.
by readme 13y ago
What he did was wrong, but the punishment is not right. We know how the saying goes. The appropriate punishment would have been to force him to clean the chalk off. That's also the appropriate punishment for any vandalism. A written ap
605.
by readme 13y ago
A lot of the major feeds out there don't even return valid RSS or atom. So, the problem begins when you have to start adding heuristics to your parser just to get it right.
606.
by readme 13y ago
The article doesn't say you need to accept yourself as you are. The advice is to be yourself and not compare to others. This is great advice and it's the reason I'm a happy person. The self is a state that can only be observe
607.
by readme 13y ago
Well, I learned vim by building something (using vim). I just sucked it up and ran vim, then ran head first through the brick walls... That was years ago, and I'll never regret it.
608.
by readme 13y ago
What he did was definitely espionage whether it was opportunistic or not. Dissent is the highest form of patriotism, though.
609.
by readme 13y ago
Two things: 1. Snowden is capable of lying. 2. The media is capable of misrepresenting his quotes. I simply don't believe them or (him if applicable)
610.
by readme 13y ago
Interesting. This doesn't mean there's nothing to tasting wine, though. If the test had been to identify a really bad bottle, versus a good one, I'm sure they all would've got it. If you give someone two reds, both of de
611.
by readme 13y ago
I significantly doubt the premise of this article is true. If you read into Snowden's background, the job at Booz Allen was quite a lucky gig for him. Having no formal education, to include a high school degree, he managed to climb his
612.
by readme 13y ago
Yeah, because there haven't been any despotic regimes in the US lately.
613.
by readme 13y ago
s/Machine/Operating System/
614.
by readme 13y ago
I live in new hampshire, but there's an office building downtown called "Wall Street"
615.
by readme 13y ago
That makes me pretty worried about the quality of your machine.
616.
by readme 13y ago
1. Identify a problem that affects a significant market, and a problem that you can solve within reason yourself. 2. Create a solution that people are willing to pay for. 3. Sell it. Tune out everything else. Ignore the gurus. Focus on the
617.
by readme 13y ago
I think the act of storing both names is bad, because you multiply the amount of data that could possibly become wrong by 2. With lower(), we can expect we'll get the right transformation of string A each time. If instead, we store str
618.
by readme 13y ago
>They could simply store two names Presumably you mean in the database? I don't see a reason to keep a copy of the lower() transformation of a string when it is incredibly cheap to transform a small string to lowercase. What exactly
619.
by readme 13y ago
Property tax makes sense, yeah. If that happens my new home is going to have to figure out their property tax situation, though (NH property tax is one of the highest)
620.
by readme 13y ago
Unfortunately over half of Americans don't realize the current healthcare situation is a problem, and actually believe it's good, because it gives them more freedom. I almost thought that once, but it's really easy to run thr
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by readme 13y ago
To be fair, some of the groups that COINTELPRO targeted were subversive. For example, the weather underground: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather_Underground#Major_activ... Ctrl+F "Bomb" ^^
622.
by readme 13y ago
Great tip. But, can we point it at maildrop!? Maildrop guy, you there?
623.
by readme 13y ago
Reading it full width on 1600x900 and it's fine. The only thing I would change is the contrast. I am having trouble reading some of the font. If it was a bit lighter or bolder I would be able to read it better.
624.
by readme 13y ago
No. They feel that way because they believe in the ability of a government to protect them, without making any mistakes. I would give them credit for thinking this way, the idea that they could be protected, or that it's good. What mak
625.
by readme 13y ago
The title of this article is wrong. That is why you should be scared. 37% Approve. 57% Disapprove. 10% Don't care. That means only 20% more disapprove than approve. 10% of people are blissfully ignorant. 37% are deliberately ignorant.
626.
by readme 13y ago
Guys, please don't forget the advantage of using DVCS to begin with. I like Github too, but if Github goes down it shouldn't put the brakes on your work. Push to multiple remotes. Solved.
627.
by readme 13y ago
Of course he's not being objective about it! He's being sensationalist. If you go and look for studies on vitamins increasing mortality, you will find them. If you look for studies on vitamins increasing longevity, you will find t
628.
by readme 13y ago
There are a good amount of people out there who just don't have anything nice to say about anything. There are also a lot of people who are just giving their honest reply. Key is to tell who is who. Someone who just rants and rants about ho
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by readme 13y ago
I salute the cynics. There's nothing worse than throwing good at a bad idea only to one day realize you've wasted your time, money, and effort. If one cynical comment is enough to derail your ambitions, you shouldn't be doing a startup.
630.
by readme 13y ago
lucky :)

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